7EX477.50-2 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 7EX477.50-2 is part of the System 2003 Controllers series and has a nominal supply voltage of 24 VDC with a maximum power consumption of 20 W. This controller supports a maximum baud rate of 2000 kbit/s over shielded twisted pair cables and features a 9-pin D-sub socket for bus connection. It is designed with diagnostic LEDs, one RS485 interface, and allows up to 31 slave stations in a master/slave remote I/O setup.
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B&R Automation produces the 7EX477.50-2 communication controller within the System 2003 Controllers series. This module functions as a fieldbus master that coordinates distributed I/O stations on RS485 networks in industrial automation cells. By providing protocol handling, node addressing, and electrical isolation in a single housing, it simplifies the integration of remote sensors and actuators with the main PLC. This arrangement allows the controller to exchange process data with remote modules while keeping bus management centralized inside one unit.
Communication takes place through a 9-pin D-sub socket (F) that connects directly to the bus without intermediate coupling hardware. Data are exchanged over a shielded twisted pair cable segment that can extend up to 1200 m while maintaining a maximum throughput of 2000 kbit/s. The single RS485 port uses external termination resistors and supports a bus topology, so additional repeaters are unnecessary in typical cabinet layouts. Each station address is set locally with a numbered rotary switch, which allows the network layout to be adjusted without changing the controller itself. The interface operates from a 24 VDC supply and remains galvanically separated from the logic section to help prevent ground-loop interference.
In a completed segment, the unit can supervise up to 31 subordinate devices using master/slave remote I/O access. When fitted in a rack, it delivers 14 W of output power for connected System 2003 I/O modules, while its own consumption does not exceed 20 W. Status conditions are reported by the front-mounted diagnostic LEDs, so operating states can be checked quickly during normal use. On-board interface isolation helps keep field-wiring transients away from the controller electronics. Direct bus coupling and the option for external termination allow the line ends to be matched correctly without altering the module hardware.
Frequently Asked Questions about 7EX477.50-2:
Q: How is the address set on the 7EX477.50-2 System 2003 Controller?
A: The 7EX477.50-2 controller uses a number switch for address setting.
Q: What is the maximum baud rate supported by the 7EX477.50-2 controller?
A: This controller supports a maximum baud rate of 2000 kbit/s for fast data transmission.
Q: What type of bus connector does the 7EX477.50-2 controller feature?
A: A 9-pin D-sub socket (female) is used as the bus connector on this model.
Q: What supply voltage does the 7EX477.50-2 controller require?
A: The 7EX477.50-2 operates on a nominal supply voltage of 24 VDC.
Q: How many slave stations can the 7EX477.50-2 controller support?
A: This unit can accommodate up to 31 slave stations on the bus.